Hadi Fayyadh’s hopes of playing in Japan League fulfilled


Welcome aboard: Hadi Fayyadh Abdul Razak at the signing ceremony with J-League’s Division Two side Fagiano Okayama at the Masada Training Centre in Okayama yesterday.

PETALING JAYA: Young striker Hadi Fayyadh Abdul Razak has been given a second bite at the cherry to play in the Japan Professional Football League (J-League).

The teenager realised his dream of playing in Japan after sealing a one-year deal with Division 2 club, Fagiano Okayama yesterday.

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